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21/10/2023

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21/10/2023

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Entertainment news and current trends

04/10/2022

Knowledge is power

But humanity is respect

22/06/2022

FIZZY_E

22/06/2022

Presh

22/06/2022

Gasto black Boe

19/06/2022

Greetings to all our followers our show will soon begin in the next few weeks

19/06/2022

Meeting the team

25/05/2022

What is the worst advice ever given to you

US Yolo

28/04/2021

To all the people who are applying We will get back to you soon we see all your applications

28/04/2021

Good morning to all our fan and friends

28/04/2021

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25/04/2021

May God Bless you all

11/01/2021

The topic of the day
What makes you believe in yourself?

11/01/2021

Stay tuned with us and we're playing some of relaxing music on your best Radio station with (Loverboy)

03/01/2021

A Wonderful day

27/12/2020

Be kind to yourself in the face of failures....They really don't define you.

16/12/2020

We are playing beautiful music i hope everyone is enjoying this type of music with us

11/12/2020

What motivates you to achieve your goals?...

11/12/2020

Friday night Live amapiano mix @ 22:00 pm

09/12/2020

Manqoba Kubheka is one of the young accountants who are changing the face of the industry for the better.

The 32-year-old from Benoni in Johannesburg was awarded the 2020 game changer award from South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) after being named as one of their under-35 winners.

“The Game Changer award is very fitting and I am happy and honoured to have had the award created by the judges in order to acknowledge the work that I have been putting my heart and soul into. My goal is to change the entertainment industry and forge a globally competitive industry that empowers the local creators, producers and skills providers,” said

Kubheka, who is the general manager of the licensing division at Southern African Music Rights Organisation (Samro) is responsible for music rights body receiving R500-million in revenue for the first time since its inception in 1962.

“I was appointed in June 2019 and have since closed numerous licensing deals, including entertainment and tech heavyweights such as Facebook, Google and Multichoice, which led to the entity's revenues exceeding R500-million for the first time,” he said.

He told Sowetan he was able to bring a fresh view of the industry that Samro had not yet looked at such as in the technology sphere.

“We were still signing clients from the 90s and we were not signing deals that show where the music industry is today,” said Kubheka.

One of his proud achievements is putting young black women at all the managerial positions that report to him.

“As a key driver of change and firm believer in recognising and empowering women, I have placed young black females in all four managerial positions reporting to me, which has contributed to this department’s outstanding achievements,” he said

Kubheka, who graduated from Wits University with a Bcom degree and also has an honours degree from Unisa, said he was influenced into going into the accounting industry because of the successful people he knew were either accountants, lawyers, doctors or IT entrepreneurs.

However his success was not without its challenges, he failed his fourth year and also lost his best friend.

“This led me to doubt

09/12/2020

The decision by the department of basic education to have matriculants rewrite their maths paper 2 and science paper 2 exams was met with threats of legal action by the SA Democratic Teacher's Union (Sadtu) at the weekend.

The department on Friday said the two papers leaked in November will be rewritten to restore the integrity of the examinations. 

Maths paper 2 was written on November 16 and the science paper on November 23.

Here's a timeline of how we got here:

November 16: Education department hit by first leak 

Three weeks into the matric final examinations, the basic education department confirmed a leak of the maths paper 2. Spokesperson Elijah Mhlanga said the department had established the paper was leaked two hours before the exam. 

He said initial investigations had revealed the paper had been accessible to pupils in Gauteng and Limpopo. Mhlanga confirmed the department would enlist law enforcement agencies to investigate the origin and extent of the leak.

08/12/2020

Be responsible

07/12/2020

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07/12/2020

We are playing the zondi collection

07/12/2020

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